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Bass, Vocals – Howard Epstein *. Drums, Vocals – Daryl Verdusco *. Guitar – John Hiatt. Mastered By – Jeff Sanders. Photography, Design – John Van Hamersveld. Piano, Organ – Shane Keister. Producer – Denny Bruce, John Hiatt. Recorded By, Mixed By – Mark Howlett. Written-By – John Hiatt ( tracks: A1, A2, A4 to A6, B1 to B5)
Slug Line (1979) Two Bit Monsters (1980) All of a Sudden (1982) Riding with the King (1983) Warming Up to the Ice Age (1985) Bring the Family (1987) Slow Turning (1988) Stolen Moments (1990) Perfectly Good Guitar (1993)
Tracks 1 - 12 from the album "Slug Line" (1979) Tracks 13 - 23 from the album "Two Bit Monsters" (1980) All songs published by Bug Music/Bilt Publishing except track 15 published by Trio Music Company, Inc./Brian Bert Music. Standard jewel case with 8 page booklet including liner notes by John Tobler 1993. Track durations added from media player.
Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Slug Line/Two Bit Monsters by John Hiatt. Compare versions and buy on Discogs
Hiatt invests “Madonna Road,” “You’re My Love Interest,” “The Negroes Were Dancing” and other tracks with bitterness, insightful intelligence and occasional tenderness, making it a stunning work by an exciting artist. Two Bit Monsters essentially repeats Slug Line ‘s style, but with less bite. Several tunes (“Back to Normal ...
Two Bit Monsters John Hiatt. Released 1980. Two Bit Monsters Tracklist. 1. Back To Normal Lyrics. 2. Down In Front Lyrics. 3. I Spy (For ... About “Two Bit Monsters” “Two Bit Monsters” Q&A ...
At the time of its release, Two Bit Monsters was perceived by critics who had caught up with John Hiatt on Slug Line as a less impressive follow-up to that record. In retrospect, it may be the better of the two albums, boasting an even more simplified musical approach and such notable songs (and future Rosanne Cash covers) as "Pink Bedroom" and "It Hasn't Happened Yet." Hiatt here was starting ...
